Special Sub-Topic: College Football Homes Authored by: shadowzep Sub-topic of: NCAA Football

Which school is termed as the Mecca of college football in South Bend?

Notre Dame. The home to the college football Hall of Fame.

The winningest program in college football history in Ann Arbor is who?

Michigan. The Wolverines started play in 1879.

The oldest program in the Sunshine State is which school?

Florida. I wanted to see if I could trip you up by not giving the city.

Home of 114 victories in the 1990s was which school in Huntington?

Marshall. "The decade, the Dynasty". The Thundering Herd not only produced great NCAA teams, but some great NFL talent including Randy Moss and Chad Pennington.

Which school had the longest tenured coach in Division 1-A at University Park?

Penn State. Joe Paterno. Does anyone deliver better sound bites?

Which was the home of the very first college football game in New Brunswick?

Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights defeated Princeton, 6-4. The scoring was a bit different in 1869.

Where would one might hear the "Hullabaloo" of New Orleans?

Tulane. A one, a two, A helluva hullabaloo.

A staple of Thursday night games in Blacksburg is associated with which school?

Virginia Tech. What is a Hokie? A word people use to show excitement or surprise.

Which school is best known for basketball in Bloomington?

Indiana. A football program that has only had enough consensus All-Americans to field a basketball starting five, in 119 years!

How about the school "Rocky Top" in Knoxville?

Tennessee. These are the Tennessee Volunteers.